American Legislation

The bill would require financial institutions to report suspected elder exploitation and hold questionable transactions for up to 30 business days, with notices to trusted contacts.

a joint resolution under the congressional review act to disapprove an epa rule on at-berth vessel emissions at ports.

This joint resolution would disapprove the EPA waiver allowing a state to enforce its greenhouse gas vehicle standards and prevent a substantially similar rule from being issued.

This joint resolution seeks to reverse an EPA waiver and constrain states' ability to apply stricter vehicle emission standards.

This measure uses the Congressional Review Act to disapprove an EPA rule related to vehicle-emission standards and state waivers, potentially blocking federal action.

A symbolic Senate recognition of SAAMI's century of safety standards and its cooperative role with industry and scientific groups.

Allows organizations serving vulnerable groups to request background checks for contractors, volunteers, employees, and people they license or certify.

Raises the excise tax on corporate stock repurchases to four percent and narrows reductions for stock given to certain employees and highly paid persons.

Reauthorizes the public health and bio-preparedness loan repayment program through fiscal years 2027–2031.

A study to examine routine fentanyl testing in emergency departments and issue guidance on use, costs, privacy, and clinician understanding.

Supports designating March 3, 2026 to raise awareness about triple-negative breast cancer and call for action.

Stops federal funding for state lists of gun owners, except lost-or-stolen reports.

Directs the Education Secretary to develop dormitory fire suppression standards, require campus assessments and public designations, and provide technical help for funded institutions.

Adds State Acres for Wildlife Enhancement land to continuous CRP enrollment and updates an acreage reference in the statute.

Creates a three-year pilot splitting child care costs equally among parents, participating employers, and State lead agencies, with grants, eligibility rules, and an evaluation.

Allows Interior to sign MOUs with partner countries to map critical minerals and rare earths, support training, protect data, and encourage private investment.

Reauthorizes and updates the national breast and cervical cancer screening program for 2026–2030, adding outreach, navigation, equity measures, reporting, and funding.

Caps certain ambulatory surgical center coinsurance at the annual inpatient hospital deductible, effective January 1, 2026.

Lets a veteran's surviving child keep the business classified as service-disabled veteran-owned for up to three years after the veteran's death under certain conditions.

Designates the Maine Forest and Logging Museum in Bradley as the National Museum of Forestry and Logging History for federal references.

Requires DHS to increase southbound inspections, buy imaging systems, hire investigators, and report on seizures and inspection capacity.

Requires mandatory federal funding increases for Title I Part A and IDEA from 2026 through 2035.